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Making a first visual patch in cables.gl: what the official docs state
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What this guide covers
For newcomers to the cables.gl node-based visual editor. Arranges seven short documentation pages into an eleven-step reading order from the first op to a repeated circle, with brief notes on image composition and timeline animation. Documentation only, pinned to one commit; nothing was opened or run and no licence is stated in the files.
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Guide title
Making a first visual patch in cables.gl: what the official docs state
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For newcomers to the cables.gl node-based visual editor. Arranges seven short documentation pages into an eleven-step reading order from the first op to a repeated circle, with brief notes on image composition and timeline animation. Documentation only, pinned to one commit; nothing was opened or run and no licence is stated in the files.
Useful starting points
- If the circle in the middle of a cable does not show when inserting a transform, select one of the connected ops first.
- If the alpha mask seems to do nothing, the docs suggest switching the AlphaSrc setting to alpha channel.
- After adding Repeat the five circles are drawn in one place until the index output feeds a transform's x port.
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